How quickly is you seeing? The study reveals your visual speed limit

When the camera wanders from one point to another, most people expect rapid movement to distort fog. However, what they do not realize is that our eyes are involved in a similar type of fast movement – called Saccades – more than 100,000 times a day. Unlike video cameras, our brain avoids obliteration of nausea – but when things move in a certain way, they become invisible.

As is detailed in a Ticket It was published on May 8 in Nature Communications, the researchers revealed that the Saccades speed of the individual corresponds to the limit where the moving object becomes very fast for them. This means that people who have faster eye movements can see faster mobility things, with possible effects on activities that require fast eye movements such as sports, video games and even photography. Researchers claim that they are the first to provide evidence of the theory that a person’s movement affects his perception.

Martin Rollvs, author of The Study and the active vision scientist in the Department of Psychology at the University of Humeoult at the University of Berlin, said in A. statement By the Intelligent Science Research Group. “In this paper, we make it clear that the limits of vision are not defined only through these vital physical restrictions, but also through the procedures and movements that impose changes on the sensory system.”

Rollvs and his colleagues showed that when a study participant saw the visual stimuli moves at the same speed and the pattern of their Saccade transformations, the stimuli became invisible. This indicates that the brain nominates the movement that mimics our eye movements, and this may be the reason why our Saccades does not cause our cameras to cause. On a broader scale, this indicates that physical movement – like eye movement – raises the perception of our sensory system of the world. In other words, our ability to see things in movement not only dictates our sensory capabilities, such as strength, or sensitivity, for light receptors in our eyes.

Rolfs said: “From a simple point of view, it is better to understand the characteristics of the sensory system such as the human visual system in the context of the movements of the procedures that pays its inputs (in this case, fast eye movements).” Kinetic It is the study of the movement of the object without considering the cause of the aforementioned movement. “Our visual system and our engine system are accurately adjusted with each other, but this has been ignored long ago,” continued. “One of the issues is that the people who are studying control of the engine are not the same as the people who study perception. They attend different conferences, and they publish in different magazines – but they must speak!”

It is only a matter of time until parents begin in the helicopters at the Saccades timing for their children to determine whether they belong to Little League or theater.